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Katie: You have to be patient with yourself, with expectation.
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And that I need to be patient with other people.
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NOLAN We're hopeful the audience will be patient with us.
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The reasons to be patient with reusing a rocket are obvious.
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Be patient with yourself and others—delays and miscommunications are happening!
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Still, Mr. Kelman found investors willing to be patient with Redfin.
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Day 26: Be patient with your employees when they make mistakes
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Let's all be patient with the process and trust the system.
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If you're booking solely for this feature, be patient with access.
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Just be patient with the person that is still in mourning.
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Be patient with our hearts, be honest, & we will find our way.
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The Fed said it will be "patient" with raising rates moving forward.
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Take the time and be patient with yourself and with one another.
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"We have to be patient with the long game," Ms. Sayeed said.
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Nonetheless, Turnbull urged fellow allies to be patient with the new US administration.
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Therefore, it's important to be patient with yourself and others until March 29.
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Be conscious of your actions and be patient with yourself during the transition.
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I'd also tell myself to be patient with people, especially family and friends.
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"Be patient with the ER nurse/EMS/PD/FD in your life," she wrote.
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"Because we love her so much, we're gonna be patient with her," he said.
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I've come to learn to be patient with myself and put my baby first.
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I need to be more willing to delegate and be patient with the process.
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We need to be patient with the red planet as it gradually corrects course.
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And most of all, digital health startup founders have to be patient with themselves.
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This is a traders' market and investors need to be patient with their liquidity.
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We end the night talking about how we have to be patient with sex.
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Be careful whose advice you buy, but be patient with those who supply it.
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Be patient with veteran constructors' time, and really listen to what they tell you.
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Be patient with the virtual process and encourage them to collaborate with others early.
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NBC has said from the start that it would be patient with the show.
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"Oh, boy, did you need to be patient with some; not all," Cramer said.
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He just had to be patient with it, and finally he had the right one.
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The moon is in Virgo, asking you to be patient with yourself and your emotions.
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Please hug your loved ones and be patient with people who are fighting their demons.
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The bank announced it would be "patient" with further rate hikes while inflation remained low.
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If IVF has taught me anything, it's to be patient with my body and myself.
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So if something is uncomfortable or painful, speak up and be patient with each other.
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"In the meantime, we need to be patient with the China negotiations," Navarro told CNBC.
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We who can be patient with our equity portfolios should take advantage and diversify internationally.
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You also have to be patient with your celebrity guest, but most of all the animals.
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Most importantly, De La Rue encourages new mothers to be patient with themselves and their bodies.
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Let the spirit be the guide … All we need to do is be patient with ourselves.
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It's also super important to be patient with yourself throughout the healing process, Dr. Hall says.
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It taught me to accept people, not judge them too much, and be patient with them.
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Stay humble, stay sweet, have an open heart and be patient with the process of learning.
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The Panthers plan to be patient with Newton given his foot injury dates to the preseason.
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"You have to be patient with Kylie cause she makes her mind up about stuff," Tyga said.
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Be patient with yourself as you make new changes, reminding yourself you are a work in progress.
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And your ability to cook a good meal for your kids, or be patient with your kids?
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The question for Tesla right now is how much longer investors will be patient with that approach.
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Be patient with yourself, and if you need more time to think something over, ask for it!
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With horses, you definitely have to be patient with them because they might not listen to you.
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Be patient with us, we're doing our best to get the lanes opened up as soon as possible.
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Be patient with yourself—confusion or nostalgia bubble up as the moon in your sign clashes with Neptune.
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That said, Craig-Hallum Capital senior analyst Alex Fuhrman said Friday investors should be patient with J.C. Penney.
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Be patient with your friend's process and don't assume that the passage of time will end their pain.
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I also try to be patient with people who don't know how to approach me or treat me.
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Be patient with yourself as we gear up for the third Mercury retrograde of the year next week.
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Those fears were assuaged last week after the Fed emphasized it will be patient with future rate hikes.
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But during this retrograde, you will need to be patient with people—not everyone is like you, Scorpio.
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We've had those races in Florida, obviously, but they're going to have to be patient with the process.
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Dr. Birx, they think, is more willing to be patient with the president's interruptions and theorizing about medicine.
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"We wanted to be patient with him and see what he was featuring," Detroit 2B Ian Kinsler said.
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I'm just trying to be patient with the process and just continue to try to get better every day.
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"She knows that I'm a perfectionist, and tells me that I have to be patient with myself," says Laurie.
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And the investor community has to be patient with its investments, understanding that true growth in healthcare takes time.
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It informs how I smile at strangers, give to charity and try to be patient with dentists and landlords.
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Powell also said the Fed "will be patient" with monetary policy as it watches how the U.S. economy performs.
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Ask people to be patient with you if you're out, but not sure what name you want to choose.
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But Global X's Jacob said investors should be "patient" with the pace of electric car and battery storage developments.
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FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. — The Atlanta Falcons can afford to be patient with Julio Jones's return from a sprained toe.
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"We've just got to be patient with Zack, even after tonight," Mets Manager Terry Collins said before the game.
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He also said that the Fed "will be patient" with monetary policy as it watches how the U.S. economy performs.
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It's also important to remember to be patient with yourself, to be kind to yourself, and to always keep going.
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The Fed left rates unchanged at its January meeting on Wednesday and said it would be "patient" with future hikes.
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I don't mention, either, the hope flickering in my head that people I meet will be patient with my body.
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CH workers implored visiting young financiers to be patient with their residents: they'd been through a lot to get there.
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The important thing, Gurwitch says, is to be patient with them, and stick to normal routines as much as possible.
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Russell should have more time to learn and grow with the Nets, who can afford to be patient with him.
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For now, Ms. Trump acknowledges how much she has to learn and asks the public to be patient with her.
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell earlier this month said the central bank had the potential to be patient with its monetary policy.
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Hours later, Dean asked Kristina to be "patient" with him and his divergent feelings, which he recognized was an "unfair" request.
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On Thursday, the dollar weakened across the board after the Federal Reserve pledged to be patient with further interest rate hikes.
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" He did, however, acknowledge that investors will have to be patient with this stock, saying "it's absolutely a slow money trade.
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AND WE'VE ASKED THEM TO BE PATIENT WITH US IN SOME AREAS BUT THEY'VE BEEN VERY CLEAR ABOUT WHAT THEY NEED.
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He mentions the need to have faith in our "extensive screening procedures" and asks our allies to be patient with us.
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Back in January, the U.S. Federal Reserve fired up investors' appetite for risk by pledging to be patient with future rate rises.
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I think by not having those external pressures, it allowed me to kind of take my time and be patient with it.
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell earlier this month said the U.S. central bank had the potential to be patient with its monetary policy.
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The authorities in Munich said the police would conduct identity checks and asked that residents be patient with the increased security measures.
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Complicated feelings come up today, but do your best to have a good time anyway, and be patient with those around you.
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This includes being self-aware of both your strengths and your weaknesses and having self-compassion to be patient with the latter.
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He added that the Federal Reserve's new pledge to be "patient" with regards to more rate hikes also bodes well for housing.
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"I think everyone has to be patient with him, especially him being patient with it and just give himself time," McIlroy said.
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Pursue neglected projects, get on with life, but also be patient with yourself—both now and when this strange time eventually ends.
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Our clear impression was that Pyongyang was going to be patient with the newly elected President – which we believed meant no provocations.
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It was not like a YouTube situation or an Instagram situation, and I think you've got to be patient with these things.
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The party should be patient with internet users, resolve difficulties and correct erroneous opinions in a timely manner, said Xi, according to Xinhua.
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The key is to seek out support if you need it and, above all, to be patient with yourself when the time comes.
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Stocks rose sharply on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged and said it will be "patient" with raising rates moving forward.
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Garfield said he's willing to be patient with the negotiations, but hopes to see tangible agreements in place before the end of the year.
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The "new normal" environment will sustain the extended credit cycle into extra innings and enable the Fed to be patient with future rate hikes.
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Ahrens thinks investors need to be patient with the burgeoning cannabis industry and shouldn't just buy established companies like Canopy Growth (CGC) and Cronos (CRON).
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Be Patient With The Process Don't expect to get from level 1, which is jet black or super dark brown, to platinum in one day.
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"Along with all of this work that we're doing, we should remember to be patient with ourselves with other people, but not passive," she says.
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Last week the U.S. central bank in a sharp reversal of stance from six weeks ago, pledged to be patient with further interest rate hikes.
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The chairman said last month the Fed would be "patient" with further rate hikes while the bank attempts to make sense of conflicting economic data.
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When conflicts crop up, as they do for just about every couple, Bieber and Baldwin will have to remember to be patient with each other.
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We need to learn to be patient [with] our career progression and not stress out about the fact you're not a VP by age 24.
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But be patient with storytelling that feels unfamiliar: Structure, pacing and style tell as much of the story as do facts about landscape or customs.
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For example: I tried to be patient with Edith, but it was frustrating to see her so clearly disappointed with our interaction time and time again.
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The central bank said last month it would be "patient" with further rate hikes after markets swooned late in December on fears of an economic slowdown.
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But I resolved to be patient with them, and to walk with them through that process of what, to them, at first felt like a loss.
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The move was in keeping with promises to be "patient" with earlier plans to hike rates twice this year, and to let data drive decision making.
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That leaves him in an uncomfortable situation: trying to be patient with his rehab while teammates and friends prepare for the start of the season without him.
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Stocks closed higher on Wednesday, after minutes from the Federal Reserve's last meeting reaffirmed the central bank would be "patient" with respect to further interest rate hikes.
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Remember that everyone grieves differently Both leaders say it's important to not rush their congregation's healing -- to be patient with them, and sit with them when needed.
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Americans should be patient with President Donald Trump because he hasn't been in the White House for very long, Alibaba founder Jack Ma told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Some of the most successful businesses to emerge in recent decades have staved off short-term pressures, forcing their investors to be patient with uncertainty and experimentation.
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"I was thinking, Don't panic, be patient with yourself, and when you get that opening like I did on 17, make sure you take it," Day said.
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On Wednesday, US Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue said the United States should be patient with China's ability to meet those trade pledges, given the coronavirus outbreak.
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Most of us do our absolute best to be patient with people and treat them the way we want to be treated when we go to a bar.
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Global equity markets performed strongly last week after the Federal Reserve pledged to be patient with further interest rate hikes, signalling a potential end to its tightening cycle.
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India are likely to blood Barinder Sran, Gurkeerat Singh and Rishi Dhawan in the series and Dhoni acknowledged he will have to be patient with the uncapped trio.
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Writers looking for the secrets of his stripped-bark style and painstaking structure will have to be patient with what is a discursive, though often delightful, short book.
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Speaking at a public panel discussion, he made a point of emphasizing the Fed's ability to be patient with further interest rate increases, given that inflation remains low.
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Since then, several members, including Powell himself, have indicated a less-aggressive approach, with the chairman saying the Fed can afford to be patient with how it approaches policy.
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Market-implied rate hike odds have fallen after Fed Chair Jerome Powell said Friday that the central bank "will be patient" with monetary policy as it monitors the economy.
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The U.S. central bank said it would be "patient " with further interest rate hikes, signalling a potential end to its tightening cycle amid signs of a possible economic downturn.
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The halt in rate hikes — and the Fed signalling in January that it will be "patient" with monetary policy — is "relieving pressure" for many emerging economies, Sri Mulyani said.
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However, global equity markets performed strongly last week after the Federal Reserve pledged to be patient with further interest rate hikes, signalling a potential end to its tightening cycle.
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Cryan, who this year urged investors to be patient with his revamp of the bank, said the restructuring efforts would peak in 2016 and mostly be completed in 2017.
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For individuals struggling with any mental illness, Diamandis' essay is a powerful reminder to be patient with ourselves, find healthy coping mechanisms, and to never feel ashamed of our illnesses.
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But there is also now support on the demand side following commentary from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell that the central bank will be patient with future interest rate increases.
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"We will be patient with their positions," Iranian foreign ministry spokesman Bahram Ghasemi said on Monday in reference to the comments made in Munich, according to the Mehr News agency.
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That, coupled with Fed Chairman Jerome Powell's pledge that the central bank would be "patient" with its monetary policy, soothed markets that had been roiled by concerns about a global slowdown.
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They could make affordable loans available to anyone who needs extra cash to stormproof equipment, and promise to be patient with repayment terms for businesses that are affected by the storm.
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She and Peter go jetskiiing and have a conversation about how the show is hard for her at this stage in the game, but she's willing to be patient with him.
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In a group interview with former Fed leaders Ben Bernanke and Janet Yellen, Powell said Friday that he would be "patient" with the central bank's interest rate policies in the year ahead.
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At that meeting, Chairman Jerome Powell and his fellow committee members made it clear that they would be "patient" with rate hikes and that for now policy tightening will be on pause.
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In recent days, though, Powell and his colleagues have sought to assuage Wall Street with talk that policymakers will be patient with policy moves and are attuned to the messages coming from markets.
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The minutes are expected to reaffirm the Federal Reserve's statement last month that it would be "patient" with further rate hikes after markets swooned late in December on fears of an economic slowdown.
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Fragile equity markets forced Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell to pledge on Wednesday that the U.S. central bank will be patient with future interest rate hikes, said DoubleLine Capital Chief Executive Jeffrey Gundlach.
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U.S. stocks have been lifted so far this year by the Federal Reserve's resolve to be "patient" with further interest rate hikes in addition to signs of progress in U.S.-China trade talks.
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Deutsche Bank scrapped board bonuses this year after posting a record loss for 2015 in January, with Chief Executive John Cryan urging investors to be patient with his revamp of Germany's largest lender.
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There's no better place to start than with that pivotal song, "Be Patient with My Love," which Kelley wrote, with Dave Barnes and Ben West, as a desperate plea to his wife, Cassie.
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And a system dominated by mailed ballots also may require Americans — and, most notably, members of the press — to be patient with a vote-counting process that could take days or even weeks.
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" In his Friday letter, Principal Thompson asked families "to be patient with these new procedures, and hopefully over time, we will be able to fine tune the process, while maintaining the safety/security.
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It's also exceptionally kind — Dahl writes about her subjects with compassion and understanding, leaving the reader a little less embarrassed about her own awkwardness, and a little more likely to be patient with others'.
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It's absolutely necessary to be patient with your partner when they're having an anxiety attack, and to understand that doing or being around certain things — whatever triggers their anxiety — can be difficult for them.
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But Powell moved to mollify financial markets, saying that while economic momentum is solid, the Fed is sensitive to the risks highlighted by investors and will be patient with its monetary policy in 2019.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks ended higher on Wednesday after minutes from the Federal Reserve's last meeting reaffirmed for investors that the U.S. central bank would be "patient" with respect to further interest rate hikes.
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"He has some fears that he is working through and so will need someone who has experience with this and will be patient with him as he learns to conquer his anxiety," says a bio.
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What's probably more important is that it's not spiraling downward (yet), which means Wall Street at first blush is alright with what it sees and is going to continue to be patient with the company.
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Last week, the U.S. Federal Reserve said it would be patient with regard to further rate hikes, while the European Central Bank also sounded less certain that it will start tightening policy later this year.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union leaders should be patient with Britain over its struggle to find majority support in parliament for a deal to exit the bloc, EU leaders group chairman Donald Tusk said on Tuesday.
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The minutes are expected to reaffirm the central bank's statement last month that it would be "patient" with respect to further rate hikes after markets swooned late in December on fears of an economic slowdown.
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With the recent market volatility, the money manager wants to be patient with this bet and make sure that the fund doesn't start deploying capital too early — one of the main risks of distressed investing.
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ET (1900 GMT), is expected to reaffirm the central bank's statement last month that it would be patient with further interest rate hikes after markets swooned late in December on fears of an economic slowdown.
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"And we've got to do something to just spread the love and reach out and help people and be patient with them and understand them because this will touch so many lives around our community."
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Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott, would also wait and be patient with financials, as well as metals and mining, because he believes the stocks have gotten a little bit ahead of themselves.
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U.S. dollar strength can also weigh on crude prices, but the Federal Reserve's pledge to be patient with its interest rate hikes has made that less of a risk, said Kilduff, who is a CNBC contributor.
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Working in Petty's — and Smith's — favor is the job security of Bowles and General Manager Mike Maccagnan, who can be patient with their quarterbacks' development because they anticipate being able to oversee it for a while.
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Instead he offered implicit criticisms of her leadership, charging that it was no longer time to be polite or patient -- a reference to her comments earlier this year that voters should be patient with the Trump presidency.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africans should be patient with the ruling African National Congress (ANC) leader Cyril Ramaphosa as he holds talks with President Jacob Zuma for a transition of power, the party's national chairperson said on Saturday.
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You know the usual advice: Avoid signing contracts, avoid travel, expect delays, be patient with miscommunications, and, especially because this retrograde is in a materialistic Earth sign Taurus, watch out for losing important objects and paper work.
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The potential for economic headwinds, including market concerns over a softening Chinese economy, prompted Jerome H. Powell, the Federal Reserve chairman, to say on Friday that the Fed would be "patient" with policy decisions, like interest rate increases.
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And if you live or sleep with someone who gets night terrors, then it's important to be patient with them, and don't wake them in the middle of a night terror — even if they are shouting about horse people.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump should be patient with House Democrats as they work toward approval of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade agreement, Senator Charles Grassley, the Republican who heads the powerful Senate Finance Committee, said on Wednesday.
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JOHANNESBURG, Feb 10 (Reuters) - South Africans should be patient with the ruling African National Congress (ANC) leader Cyril Ramaphosa as he holds talks with President Jacob Zuma for a transition of power, the party's national chairperson said on Saturday.
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Coach Cuonzo Martin continues to be patient with point guard Tyrone Wallace, who came off the bench last week against the Oregon schools and averaged 22 points in his first action since missing five games due to a broken right hand.
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Out of the Dow's best and worst performers the final quarter of 2018, "many" are actually buys, Cramer said Friday as stocks surged on Fed Chair Jerome Powell's announcement that he would be "patient" with his market-moving interest rate policies.
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Data collected by the probe would take a little over four years to reach mission scientists on Earth (given the extreme distances involved, we're going to have be patient with such things, and get accustomed to such long term planning/thinking).
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Investors will be keeping a close watch on Fed Chair Jerome Powell who is set to testify on monetary policy on Tuesday and Wednesday, almost two months after the central bank said it would be "patient" with further rate hikes.
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At the same time, Centeno, who is also head of the Portuguese finance ministry where a bailout program also took place between 2014 and 2015, asked European institutions to support Greece after the program and to be patient with the country.
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So, Joseph Goldstein wrote for the Times, they might try to engage in more informal conversation when commands (like "drop the knife") don't work, try to back up to a safer distance, and try to be patient with an uncooperative suspect.
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You may need to be patient with Aquarius while they sort out their feelings, but stay firm in the process and don't be surprised if all of a sudden they change their tune and decide to totally freeze you out.
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A positive tone was initially set with Asian shares bouncing to a four-month high after the Federal Reserve pledged it will be patient with further interest rate hikes, signalling a potential end to its tightening cycle amid signs of slowing global growth.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Thursday urged Argentina to be patient with the slow pace of economic progress under its new government, and urged Venezuela to allow a vote this year on whether to recall President Nicolas Maduro.
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But if the plot is compelling, in some ways echoing Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's novel "Americanah," it is also sometimes murky; you have to listen hard for the clues to what has happened and also be patient with unmarked detours into flashbacks and fictions.
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What children are able to process varies depending on their age and maturity, so if they feel they are struggling with something but don't know why, it's important to be patient with them and tease out causal factors over time, Jewell said.
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Hackett has been asking investors to be patient with a restructuring that has seen the formation of a wide-ranging alliance on electric vehicles with Volkswagen AG and the sale of its money-losing operations in India to a venture controlled by India's Mahindra & Mahindra.
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If Powell's comments earlier this month that the Federal Reserve would be "patient" with future interest rate hikes and stand ready to change course "significantly if necessary" weren't clear enough, he slammed the table to let markets know that the "Powell put" is very much in play.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Equities around the globe rallied on Friday while bond yields rose after sharply declining earlier in the week as U.S. employment data pointed to economic strength and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the U.S. central bank would be patient with monetary policy.
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Hollande said there would be specially designed "fan zones" where fans could watch the matches on giant screens, but that fans and spectators alike would have to be patient with the security measures in place when entering and leaving such areas, as well as the stadiums.
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Lonergan's movie can be too finely sculpted in places—its messiness is occasionally more dramatically convenient than wholly organic—but his wealth of muted performances and his capacity for caring argue that we need to be patient with others, even when they're not acting their best.
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"I'm not going to lie obviously I would love to see some changes physically so I can fit back into my old clothes but I have to remind myself I'm only four months post and we have to be patient with ourselves," James Decker captioned the post.
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Directed by: Zak HilditchWritten by: Zak HilditchBased on: 1922 (collected in Full Dark, No Stars) You have to be patient with 1922: This is slow-burn horror, and while the deliberate pacing is mostly a point in its favor, it can feel a bit drawn out at times.
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For two years, Hackett has been asking investors to be patient with a methodical restructuring that has made progress, including a wide-ranging alliance on electric vehicles with Volkswagen AG and the sale of money-losing operations in India to a venture controlled by Indian automaker Mahindra & Mahindra.
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It's nothing like a safely commercial film: like Ex Machina, it asks viewers to be patient with its mysteries, and with the relatively subtle emotional responses of a group of characters who are all clearly repressing their fear and frustration, right up until the moments where they explode.
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Too many of us have dealt with lip service for many, many years from our so-called political leaders, and others who have continued to try to talk us into waiting for change to happen, or to be patient with the process, or to allow justice to take its course.
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Thanks to his pronouncement on Friday that the Fed would be "patient" with future interest rate hikes and ready to change course "significantly if necessary," — a reversal of his previous stay-the-course message after the Fed raised U.S. interest rates in December — Powell has lost credibility in the eyes of many market watchers.
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